5 key questions this feasibility trial seeks to answer :
1 how to collect data that are rich in information about what helps different people - that is the active ingredients of interventions that work - and not entirely focused on characteristics of people themselves? https://twitter.com/mirandarwolpert/status/1329094368838475777

2 how to create a governance structure that gives real voice to those who may be banking their data, including centrally, those with lived experience of mental health problems and finds the best balance between privacy concerns with open science ambitions for this group?

3. how to ensure enough ongoing engagement, with a diverse enough range of people, to ensure enough meaningful data is collected for new discoveries including collecting and holding data from diverse geographies in culturally appropriate ways

4. how to ensure enough ongoing engagement, with a diverse enough range of people banking their data, to ensure enough meaningful data is collected for new discoveries of what active ingredients help prevent or address youth anxiety or depression?

5. how to enable easy access to the anonymised data for diverse researchers from across mental health science , in a format suitable to help a see the question as to what helps whom in what contexts and why in relation to preventing or addressing youth anxiety or depression